Republicans rally from Adams county on budget campaign plan
Captain R W Wells outlined a budget based campaign for the fall national fight, noting Democrats have a twenty million dollar fund and urging pledges from 125 prominent Adams county Republicans at a Hotel Quincy dinner. He warned against overconfidence and urged turnout to back the party and support a new spending approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Wells
Republican National Committee
Adams County
Quincy
Wells
Will Tlavs
Captain Wells
Frank W Crane
Republian Party
National Committee
Aig
E “Hn Ao
McCormsh
Sonal Gooner
Rotary Luncheon Echoes Tom and Jerry Mystery
Rotarians enjoyed a lively luncheon with jokes and guests as Fred Brinkoetter introduced Jerry Hansbrough of Palmyra. The missing Tom prompted remarks by Dr. W H Baker and Dr. Thomas D Gardner. Will Ruff and George Wilson performed a duet, with Will Ruff joking. Delegates and alternates were named for Atlantic City, and a vision talk by William Schlagenhaus inspired Rotary aims. Visitors included Chester Warcox, Dr. Charles M. Duncan, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Brinkoetter
Jerry Hansbrough
Palmyra
Joseph C. Barlow
Tom
W. H. Baker
Thomas D. Gardner
Bishop Fawcett
Will Ruff
George IT. Wilson
Wilson
A.D. Smith
Thomas P. Black
A. Otis Arnold
Black
George A. Wall
Atlantic City
William Heckenkamp
Emmett
Willam Schlagenhaus
Flanders
Chester Warcox
Charles M. Duncan
Frank M Deerhahke
Hl. Wilson
Harvey Goorges
Mr. Erickson
Charles Newberry
John Bowers
Roy Bond
Ed Larimore
Lee Martin
Adolph Bawl
Z. J. Catherman
Jerry V. Tansbrough
Musolino Taken To Workhouse After Sanity Plea
Anthony Musolino was sent to the workhouse for 75 days or more after pleading sanity in a wife beating case. A $100 fine and costs were assessed, with no rescue in sight. The proceedings noted a deputy sheriff presence and a correction house link, though details remain unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Musclino
Ste Seiie
Merday
Ob Tin al Kenie
Howe of Correction
Probate actions reveal multiple estate dispositions
In probate court the estate of Florence Reed Cur fenodaveritory lists chattels on Teal estate sold for about 800 dollars. Executor Joseph Freiburg and administrator Sidney C. Baffington bond at 20000 dollars. Andrew J. Moore's estate in Richfield township leaves everything to widow Clarida Moore with remainder to son Thomas Moore, named executor, will dated March 19, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Reed
Quincy
Joseph Jo Freiburg
Sidney C. Baffington
Peter B. Buttington
Andrew J. Moore
Richfield Township
Clarida Moore
Real Estate Transfers in Quincy and Guiney Area
Real estate transfers listed include Civera Hoskins and Emma J Hos lang transferring to Emma J Hosking for 2000 dollars for parts of lots in John Wood's addition to Quincy. Leo J Monckton sells to Robert Hood for 1600 dollars for 38 block 2a Walton Heights addition to Quincy. Anna B B and Fred Ryniker transfer to Brian L Snyder for 2600 dollars for 2h block T7 John Wood's add to Quincy. Amanda Feld and Walter Feld transfer to Ralph and Elizabeth Toebig for 10 dollars for part lot by block 104 John Wood's add to Quincy. Willan U2 and Christine Vaughn transfer to Nancy A Vaughn for 81 part for U block 27 Wiiard Keyes addition to Guiney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civera Hoskins
Emma J. Hoslang
Emma J. Hosking
John Wood
Quincy
Leo J. Monckton
Robert Hood
Walton Heights
Anna BB
Fred Ryniker
Brian L. Snyder
Amanda Feld
Walter Feld
Ralph and
Elzzabeth Toebig
Willan U2
Christine Vaughn
Nancy A. Vaughn
Wiiard Keyes
Guiney
Soldiers and Sailors Home Furlough and Pass Returns
List of residents returned from furlough and pass at Soldiers and Sailors Home with cottages and hospital numbers. Includes John J Korkindall and Emma Osmeat, Joho Sanford and James Willson, John Akers and Martin Stock mar, plus transfers of David France and Hanit France among others, with cottage and hospital designations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J Korkindall
Willam Stanberg
PL Miller
John and
Emma Osmeat
T. ©. Rayner
Ben Vergette
Sarah Willams
Lucy Thomas
Joho
Mary Sanford
James Willson
John Akers
Martin Stockmar
Joseph Millner
Joho EE Hume
David France
Hospita
Ph. Hanit France
Joseph Wo. Miller
Mahten Fiell Tremy Hospital
Wmn. Ellett
Cotage
Wm. L. Farnar
James and
Mary J. McCormick
Thieves Try to Use Coal Oil to Run Car
Corporation Counsel John T. Inghram owned a Buick stolen Monday night and found on the road near Fall Creek Tuesday morning. Police suspect a band of auto thieves operating around Quincy as several cars have been stolen recently. A witness saw a car near Fall Creek and described it to Inghram. Coal oil reportedly failed to start the engine and a large coal oil tank was found nearby, suggesting the thieves used coal oil after gasoline ran out. No trace of the occupants was found. no one crossed the Hannibal bridge who could be linked to the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation
John T. Inghram
Quincy
Fall Creek
Quincey
Arthur Uebner
Inghram
Hannibal Bridge
Will Use Whistles To Direct Traffic
Trafne officers stationed in the district will direct motorists with whistles rather than arm signals. The start date isn’t set but may begin this week or early next. Whistles will grant north south traffic priority while one blast signals east west flow.
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Trafne
Accurdiny
Oftv
McGlasson Escapes On Weakness Of The Law
Homer Mathissen arrested on charge of business with junk from children but escapes fine in police court Wednesday morning due to a technicality in the law. The statute prohibits junk shop keepers from taking junk other than paper and rags from minors. the defendant was shown not to be a keeper or agent of a junk shop, and the warrant was dismissed in the city attorney's mentioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Matthissen
Teachers Shielded Runner From Oncoming Train
Reported incident at a North Idaho school involving KT runners where teachers intervened as a student crossed near tracks. They pulled him clear and assisted him to safety on the sidelines, avoiding injury.
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Moweh
Posel
Sturyois
Egg Contest Favored by South Side Club
A. D. Smith of the Illinois State Poultry Association spoke at the South Side Commercial Club meeting last night. He promoted an egg laying contest and a farm near the city, backing Quincy’s bid for the project starting November 1. John Korn was named as delegate, and thirty autos for St. Louis visitors were announced. A report on the South Highth Street road was read amid a social gathering after business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Smith
Illiois State Poultry Association
South Side Commercial Club
Mr. Smith
Quincy
St. Louis
South Highth Street Road
Culver-Stockton College Gains Standard Class Status
Culver-Stockton College Missouri has been admitted to the standard four year college list in Missouri. The college pursues a five year campaign for 300000 in equipment and endowment, finishing the first year with 175000 in cash and securities. Generous gifts from Mr R H Stock ton and Mrs Mary E Culver of St Louis made this success possible. The institution, famed for its location, aims to strengthen departments and become a leading Missouri education factor. The Christian Church in Missouri, with over 1000 churches and 145000 members, will soon have one of the state’s outstanding colleges.
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Culver-Stockton College
Missouri
Culver-Stockton
R. HY. Stockton
Mary E. Culver
St. Louis
Christian Church Folh
Inheritance Tax Big In Williams Estate
The inheritance tax on the estate of Pliny Williams totals 811,979.70 with an estate value over a half trillion dollars. The exemption is 40,000 and the tax is paid on 452,22381. Report filed in county court Tuesday by attorney Rolland Waener, appraiser. Elizabeth Williams, widow, receives 176.60 and Oliver Williams, son, 515,649.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pliny Williams
Rolland Waener
Itzabeth Rk
Willams
Oliver Willams
Divorce Papers Served in Chicago Suit
Geise divorce papers served on Henry Geise Tuesday afternoon notifying him of the divorce suit filed by his wife Mrs. Mary Geise in Chicago courts. The couple had a separate maintenance case in which the jury could not agree on a verdict before Mrs. Geise went to Chicago to file for divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Geise
Mary Geise
Chic
Geise
Accounting System Installed At Y. M. C. A.
Mr. Deerhake, state field secretary, reported the Y M C A in Quincy is installing a new accounting system. It was recommended by a committee chosen to select a form of bookkeeping adapted for association accounts. The system has been tested in more than 20 states.
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Gary
Ali
Warton
Dane
Amciico
M. Deerhake
M. Oc. AL
Quincy
Deesheke
Duval
Hesali
Automobile owners must pledge cars for St. Louis visit
Automobile owners who have pledged their cars to be used in conveying the St. Louis business men over the give in their visit here Thursday May 27, are asked to have their cars at the Chamber of Commerce building at 2 o clock sharp Thursday afternoon. L. A. Morest, Chairman. Co. Lawrence Wells Morris Adler, Automobile Committee
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St. Lows
Chamber of Commerce
Oilock
Woman Artist And Former Quincyan Adjudged Insane
Two Quincy residents were ruled insane by a county court panel. Madame Merie G. Dellart, an artist and inventor from Birmingham, Alabama, arrived in Quincy weeks ago and has drawings held for potential state hospital care. Miss Martha Taylor of Mendon was also declared insane and ordered to Jacksonville state hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merie G. Dellart
Quincy
DeHart
Birmingham
Ala
United States
North Eighth Street
State Hospital
Dellart
Martha Taylor
Mendon
Jacksonvile State Hospital
National Community Service Officers Visit Quincy
National Community Service officers spent Tuesday in Quincy conferring with local members and directors. Jarry Allen suggested expanding work in the city. Jarry Morrison, who led the Quincy effort, directed the meeting with friends and introduced Oterdon Bræeson who will lead the Arising for Quincy. Newberry, who expanded service in Rockford, will stay through the week.
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National Community Service
Quincey
Quincy
Any Board
Jarry Allen
Jarry Morrison
Qcrinns
View Ound
Haster
Armory
Oterdon Bréeson
Morrison
Clo Newberry
Rockford
Henry Rosendale to Attend Labor Conference Delegation
Henry Rosendale, financial secretary of the Tron Mulders Union of America Local No. WW and former city council member, leaves for Montreal to represent the union at the American Federation of Labor meeting. Delegates from Detroit and San Francisco are also named, and Open Shop movement may be discussed. The trip was planned for next year’s federation meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rosendale
Tron Mulders’ Union
Jocal No. WW
Tody
Montreal
Canada
American Federation of Labor
Tron Mulders’ Union of America
Detroit
San Francisco
Federation
Two youths held for taking bicycles
Guy Tiffany and Luther Tiffany, youths at 518 South Fourth street, were arrested by Officer Heckle near Sixth and Washington streets for stealing two bicycles. The bikes were recovered along Street between Sixth and Seventh streets and the youths were taken to the Detention Home and turned over to Probation Officer Nolan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Tiffany
Luther Tiffany
South Fourth Street
Heckle
Washington Street
Nolan
No appeal taken in Camp Point school case
No appeal from the decision of Judge Barry Higbee holding the Wamp Point Community High school district legal has been taken. Attorney George Govert, representing the objectors, said Tuesday the matter was undecided as to an appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Higbee
Wamp Point Community
George Govert
New Millinery Store Planned in City Arrangements
Arrangements are under way to open another millinery shop in Qourncy. W. R. Goldberg, formerly of Peoria, has leased 313 Maine Street, the former U. S. Bakeries site, and will open once building changes are completed.
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Qourncy
W. R. Goldberg
Peoria
Maine Street
U. O S. Bakeries
Barber Shops to Close Next Monday for Memorial Day
Masters of the Barbers' Union voted unanimously to close all union shops next Monday Memorial Day. A remeeting at the Labour Temple Monday night appointed a committee to take charge of arrangements for the day.
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Masters of the
Barbers’ Union
Labour Temple
Marge
Quincy Pulse Charity Board Meeting Scheduled
The Associated Charities board will hold a meeting this week with attendees including Community Service at Lead 30 past ten. The session will cover standard agenda items and public participation.
Two Men Face Liquor Law Violation Charges
John Von Werhl of Barry and Arthur Hagemann of Quincy were arraigned before United States Commissioner John T. Inghram on portions of liquor laws involving manufacturing or selling acts. Deputy Marshal Metcalf of Springfield made the arrests. Hagemann posted 500 bond to appear in district federal court in Stringfield for selling liquor. Von Werhl posted 300 bond for his appearance on charges involving use of food products in wine manufacture.
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John von Werhl
Barry
Arthur Hagemann
Quincey
United States
John T. Inghram
Porugmation
Marshal Metcalf
Springfield
Hagemann
District Federal Court
Stringfield
von Weihl
Husband And Wife Battle In Home
McElwee, residing at 403 Vermont Street, was arrested Tuesday on peace disturbance charges after a quarrel at home ended with flat irons and other objects hurled. Both spouses, near middle age, were bleeding and blamed each other as police kept him jailed until afternoon bail. They moved from Missouri several months ago and had run a boarding house at the address.
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S. PL McElwee
Vermont Street
Connell and
Rittler
Delegates Named To Mooseheart State Convention
Harry Emmerson George Stipp and J Py Chandler were announced as delegates to the Moose state convention at Mooseheart in June at a meeting of the order in their club rooms Tuesday night. Satisfaction was expressed about successful ball games in St Laws and enthusiasm focused on the opening game in Quincy next Sunday. The meeting was well attended and business of the fudge considered.
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Harry Emmerson
George Stipp
J. Py. Chandler
Moose
Mooseheart Sn
Order
St. Laws
Quincy
Fudge
Automobile Rams Into Bridge One Twelfth
North city motorists reported a new Overland Light Four wrecked at the Twelfth street and Cedar Creek bridge. The car struck the southeast corner of the viaduct over Burlington tracks, leaving front wheels broken and the front end badly rammed. No injuries were reported and ownership of the car was not identified.
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Overland Light
Twelfth Street
Cedar Creek Bridge
Burlington
Deaths and Funerals of Samuel K. McCutchan 89
Samuel K. McCutchan aged 89 died Tuesday morning at 7 o clock in St. Vincent Home. His body was sent to Canton Missouri for funeral services and burial Tuesday afternoon. Born in Virginia he lived most of his life in Missouri and entered the Home last October. A great-nephew Dr George L McCutchan of Canton Missouri survives.
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Samuel K. McCutchan
St. Vincent
Canton
Mr. McCutchan
Virginia
Missouri
George L. McCutchan
Local Personal Notices Highlight Quincy's Tuesday Visitors
Rollie Stacy of LaPrairie and Dr. Pfeiffer and others visited Quincy Tuesday while local residents Mrs. Hugh Phillips Mrs. Fred Aden and Mrs. A. T. Cooney shopped in town. George Wightman of Chicago to speak at Rotary Tuesday. Baylis and Golden residents seen about. Bargains at Brown and Mays One Cent Sale through Friday. Bay One Cent Sale features Roxall goods. Olive Reed returns to Denver after visit with sister in Quincy. parcel service advertised.
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Rollie Stacy
LaPrairie
Quincy
Bowles
Wells Bid
Hil
Newcomb
C. W. Pfeiffer
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Quincy Electric and Ileating Company
Hugh Phillips
Palmyra
Fred Aden
Golden
A. T. Cooney
Edina
Warne Ramsey
Baylis
Brown and Mays Drug Company
George Wightman
Chicago
Rotary Club
Wightman
H. FE. Loehr
Betty Armo
St. Louis
Loehr
Mamie Scott
North Fourth Street
Ted Vermont Street
Arrow Parcel Transit
Gas Yeeyard Dlargister
Youth at Quincey Aims to Rob NYC Jeweler
A 19 year old Allen Garner from Quincy Illinois attempted a $12,000 jewelry hold up at No 1936 Third Avenue New York City. The would be robber faced the jeweler and was stopped when detectives arrived and struck him with a blackjack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Allen Cramer
Quincey
Quincy
New York Morning World
Allen Garner
Ill
Huntington
Lth
Third Avenue
Henry Sacks
Garner
Sacks
County Court Jury To Be Dismissed Today
The May term county court jury is to be discharged this morning by County Judge Fred Wolfe. One case heard this week found William Isabelle not guilty of wife abandonment. Other pleas of guilty or continuances occurred. D N Wisherd Co v C B Q railroad was continued due to an attorney out of town. Witness Emery Lauderback’s illness delays his tit larceny hearing. Glenn Hadsell pleaded guilty to child abandonment and was placed on probation with $50 monthly support. wife abandonment charge dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wolfe
William Isabelle
D. N. Wisherd & Co
C. B. & Q. Railroad Company
Emery Lauderback
Glenn Hadsell
Roy Adair
Col Edward Yates Visited Quincy On Business
Col Edward Yates of Pittsfield was a business caller in Quincy on Tuesday. He met acquaintances and spoke of a Shiloh battlefield trip with survivors, noting the down river journey and St. Louis reunion as pleasant recollections. He may visit Trenton Missouri before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Yates
Pittsfield
Quincy
Shiloh
St. Louis
Trenton
Missouri
New Fire Engines Accepted by City
Two new motor fire engines passed pumping and road tests and were accepted by the fire commissioners. A Sunday test at Baldwin park and Tuesday official read tests confirmed readiness. One engine goes to No. 5 and the other to No. 7 station with No. 5 crew instructed today. Mrs. Hugh Phillips of Palmyra Mo visited Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin Park
No. 5
No. 7
Weather report with scattered city readings yesterday
Local temperatures and river stage data from yesterday show varied readings. Figures include feet of river height at several stations and a forecast noting the Des Moines area will fall slowly.
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Kreakuk Jl
Warsaw
E.ecae
Hinenibval Oy
Lorgisiatea
St. Bouts
Des Moines
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